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Ttie Journal.Terms: $1 50 in advance, or $2at tho end of the year.WM. NASH, EditorGALLIPOLIS.THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1880.REPUBLICANNATIONAL TICKET.FOR PRESIDENT,Jas. A. CarfieldOF OHIO.FOR VICE PRESIDENT,CHESTER A. ARTHUR,OF NEW YORK.Republican Committee Meeting.There vrill be a meeting of the Bepnblican Central Commltteo at theCommittee Booms October 23, Saturday,10 a m.W. H. C. NEEDHAM.Chairman.W. H. C. NEEDHAM. T. W. HAMPTON, Sec'y.Democratic roosters are quoted "nosale."Let us make It unanimous In November. The melancholy days have come,sure to the Democrats.Guyan and money all lost.That "bad man," Henry S. Neal, received 1661 majority in his own county!"329" is all that is left of the Democratic party.The Democrats didn't know that gun-was loaded.Business prosperity guaranteed.Republicans smiling and happy;Democrats mournful and depressed."The People's Candidate Is short over2,000.-Wade Hampton is disconsolate.There is a "change" in Indiana.Eow do you like it, Mr. Democrat?mPig iron and government bonds arefirm.The smile or a Democrat is touchingin its melancholy.The results In Ohio and Indiana werea severe pull upon Democratic heart"Strings and purse-strings.Democratic Presidential expectationsare small and growing beautifully less"..Addison polled five illegal DemocraticVotes.They aro now speculating about Garfield's Cabinet.Tbe Democrats speak of It as a "calamity." "What are we going to do about it?"Is the conundrum that now worriesDemocratic minds.That "two bushels of wheat," in Greentownship, did not pan out as expected.It Is a Republican wind that blowseverybody good.The Democrats are Inquiring, "Arewe dead?"A Republican victory means'- peaceand good will to all men."Small end of nothing" 13 all that isleft of tbe Democratic party."No change," Is the response of Ohioand Indiana.He bore it all bravely until Guvancame in, and then be "bowed himself intears,'-'Go ahead with your business boomtnere is.to be no change.Democrats woke up Wednesday mornJng and inquired if that earthquakehad left any of the houses standing.Had Indiana gone Democratio whiskywould have "gone down." But as itwent Republican wheat went up.A Democratic merchant np town hashung out a shingle with the inscription: "All aboard.for Salt River.". The man who.predicted the exact result In Ohio and Indiana was not a-Democrat.It Is a grund-bwell; it is going to continue through November, and don't youforgetit.-" m iWe found one Democrat who has alittle' pluekleft: He was willing to beton South Carolina."A contented mind. Is a perpetualfeast." The Democrats swear it is all alie.Symmes and Giles, candidates formembers of the State Board of Equalisation, have about 3,000 majority intho District. No contest there.Our Democrats could have stood theloss of Indiana, but to lose Guyan township was the sorest blow of all. It was,'iheJTeather that broke the Camel's back.Henry "Ward Beecher says he has nosympathy for the party that goes downon Its 0611 to. write 329 on the sidewalk.1 V$-5If there1 ts to be a change don't getthe- DcasaeraUc party toteakc it. Itsfree tzadenotion would rulnfAmerieanladastry. "4-. -Those Democrats -who bet on Guyari.township' have been compelled to re-Ja ace tneir aict to ooiiea oeer ana greasebuttery' --rheftfii4)e;no Southern claim billsto vetoiTTheVBext. Congress will beRepublican;- .Haaesck's services notItiwaajiVjtepaWlcsHi pole whichWe Smile.'Squire Mar tindalp!Coroner Gating! Turn ! Turn 1 !'Leven hundred weight.Not beaten bv a 339 sight; .Bill Laug, Bill Jackson, Bill Mlnturn,Bill Turner aid Bill Ross the peopleDlgeon-holed these.BHls.W.W. Martlndale is to be the ;aextMavor of Gallipolls. so say all the boysInquiry' from Portsmouth: "H 1,are you fellows voting np in Galliayet?"Headline from Enoutrer: "Ohiowedidn't expect; Indiana we didn't needJoe Stafford Is plntedly elected.O no, we never allow ourselvestalk, politics after election .If Minturn would only be whatreally is a Republican he wouldhappy and could be elected.Indiana has seceded from Democracr.J. Davis, W. Scott Hancock, S. JonesTilden, Ben Hill, Bill English, YellowFever Blackburn, Mr. Wade Hamptand the balance of them 'ere fellows,where are they now?The gentleman from Ohio Mr. Garfield.Nov. 2d Stand from under..Gallia County 1600.The National Democratic organ, theWashington Post, Sept. 28th, jsald"We accent the nrODOsltion and itsattendant conseaueuces. If Indianafrnoa 'Rpmihllean two weeks from to-daywe will give the election up. If it goesDemocratic the Republicans, or coursewill do tho same.Now let us hear from Indiana."The editor did "hear," and immediately went out to look for a poornegro whom he could whip.iRepublicans, don't lay aside yourarmor. Another and a greater battle Isto be fought In November. Keep yourranks solid. Be alert. See that thereis no break in your lines. The enemyis discomfited and on the run. Givethem no chance to recover. Let theNovember battle be a route. Then wewill rejoice over a country dedicatedanew to universal brotherhood andprosperity.Cease not your efforts. The Presidcr?tial contest is yet to be decided. TheOctober elections simply demonstratethe ability of tho Republican party toelect the next President. But theremust be no negligence. Maintain yourorganizations. &.ecp your lorces inHue, and be prepared, when the hourfor the decisive battle comes, to win asignal victory. You haye the votes todo it use them.Sixteen young men cast their firstvote In Guyan township at the recentelection, and all but one voted the Republican ticket. There is hope for Republican institutions when the youngmen thus rally to their suppoit.There is no hato in Republican rule.It simply means equal and exact justicenorth and south, to poor and rich, whiteand black, and general prosperity,Come and go with us, and we will doyou good.-oThe Democratic party is dying. Dr.Wade Hampton thinks lie can keep Italive until November by changing thetreatment. "Tho principles for whichLee and Jackson fought" was too severe a dose to start with.Another Discovery.Prof. Swift, AslronomerVf the WarnerObservatory, at Rochester, N. Y., discovered another large comet on the eveningof Oct. 10th. The fact was noted in theAssociated Press dispatches, but someimportant and interesting details whichcould not be telegraphed are herewithgiven. The new celestial visitor is inthe Constellation of Pegasus, right ascension 21 hours, 30 minutes, declihation North 17 degrees, 30 minutes. Itsrate of motion is quite slow, being in aNorthwesterly direction, so that it isapproaching tbe sun. It has a verystrong condensation on one side of thecenter: in addition to a star-like ncu-cleus, which indicates that it Is throwing off an extended tail. From the factof Its extraordinary- size, we are-warrantedin presuming that It will be verybrilliant, and the additional fact that itis coming almost directly toward theearth, gives good promise that it will beone ot the most remarkable comets ofthe present century. This is tho fifthcomet which Prof. Swift has discovered,and the increased facilities which MrH. H. Warner, the popular and wealthymedicine man, has given him, by erecting a magnificent Observatory for hisbenefit, promise much for the future.There is a possibility that further Oevel-opemeuts may prove this to be the greatcomet of 1812, which Is being constantly expected, in which event astronomers will have an unusual opportunityto test the spectroscope for the first timeupon these eccentric bodies, and ascertain certainly what they-are."Look at the official vote of GalliaCounty. It makes the heart of everyRepublican feel glad. Here are themajoritiesTownsend..NealSymmes....Giles..."....1097109210C31102' 501Bradbury.-.'.nanson 1134Stafford 1197Howard... 1004Gills 1118Tho Prohibition vote-was IS on Stateticket.SDiendid work was done in erervprecinct, but the great gains were madein uqyan,.WaInut, Huntington, Harrison, Springfield; Greenfield and Clay.The Republicans of these townshipsmade a grand fight, andthey came outof the connlcjt.wlth, their banners in thefront, and resplendent with elorV. Allhonor Id the victors.In the language of another, now forthe full and final harvest. Forward!should be the watchword, and let Hiefields won be held, and others addedthem.toThey say that the unpopularity ofBill English did the work for the Democrats in Indiana, and now there is aloud call for his removal from thettcket.:.Take him off by all means.FawwlHit.do to fill the vacancy withhe BajieGf JeC Davis?. as'yfgrTbe Deaaoctlc Central Committeehas appUedvVgwjSfs 16 the. study atmeteorology .y;Usin. idea rto;xHlrgrate,' and ItfwMtiflad aplacewhere hun-IcWMjas.ooBajBORahdVWent.News.Mr. David SInton, of Cincinnati, hasinvented an apparatus for tbe consumption of smoke, which is pronounced acomplete. suceess, and is rapidly cominginto use. The City Council or ttutfeitybKtalklng of a resolution to, compel allpersons using overlive bsshels ofbltarolnons csalper day to consume thesmoke of the seme.An insane man burned seven barnsin one-half day. at St. Clair County,Mich., laat week. He was jailed. - -Two bales of cotton that were packedtwenty-three years ago were sold atColumbus, Oa., Thursday. - j .Joseph Camp, Wm. and Alberf Woolard were- arrested at XancasterT'last'week, charged with murdering LewisBowman, and .patting his body on arailroad track.Baltimore celebrated -her 150th birthday last week with a tearing down bigtune.Capt. John Tyree, of Charleston, W.Vs., drowned himself Thursday.The wheat market at the ProduceExchange, New York, opened a cent onthe bushel higher, on the receipt of theelection news from Indiana and Ohio.This one cent on the bushel la an immense amount in the pockets of thefarmers. AU the result of Republicanvictories. A decided victory in JNovembcr will send wheat still higher.Tbe State Democratic Committee haspassed the word along the line: "Up, atem again." Take them at their word,Republicans. Buckle on your armor,sound the bugle call to arms, and then,on the 2d day of November, administerto them such an overwhelming defeatthat they will plead for an unconditional surrender.The Republican ground swell hasstruck Newark, N. J. Oct 12th the cityelection occarred. The average Republican majority isbout 2,S00. Last October the Democrats carried the city by3,300. Roll on, Yankee Doodle.Indiana was generally regarded asthe most doubtful Stxte in the North.And bere it comes with a grand Republican victory. If Indiana could not beheld, where is the Democracy to make astand. It isn't In the North.John Varney, mistaking a certainDoctor lor'a Republican, slapped himon the back and yelled: "Guyan haredeemed herself." The disciple ofEsculaplus-answered: "Llkeh 1 shehas!"Republican Gains. 21,000 In Indiana; 4,000 in Ohio;. 6,000 in WestVirginia. Total 31,000. That willdo for. three States. ,A Gallipolls Democrat,-after readingJohngcc's new "call to arms," rousedhimself, wiped his eyes, and. inquired"what was I crying about just now?"' The general drift of comment oyertbe sweeping victories in Ohio andIndiana Is" that Gen. Garfield wouldenter the White House on the 4th ofMarch next, backed by a Solid Northat least.IThe shot-gun and the bull whip maygive Hancock a "solid South" but theywon't save him from a disastrous defeat.They are not weapons that the Northis afraid of.Ohio Democrats are on the bunt forthe fellow that was the cause of theirmisfortunes. John G. is named: alsoJudge Hoadley. Vance says it was thoDemocratic Judges In Guyan.It was the universal opinion of bothRepublicans and Democrats, before theelection, that, as goe3 Indiana, so goesthe Union. It Is still the opinion ofall sensibly persons. Gen. Garfieldwill occupy the White House after the4th of March next..A Democrat of A'ddUon paid a Republican $1 for his. vote. Tho man keptthe money'and true to his principlesvole'd the. Republican ticket. Uponlearning tills fact Mr.. Demo got druukand swearing he would whip the' firstRepublican he met, got beautifullytrounsed by a young Republican..After two days of wailing which waspositively heart rending, the CincinnatiEnquirer consoles Its readers in thiswise "The October elections indicatenothing." It reminds one of the lastrabbit "go, you are not worth the butter it would'take to cook you."Tho Republicans of Gallia did noblyand well on the 12th. There wero holaggards in the camp on that day.Every man, old, young and middle.aged, worked honestly and cheerfullyfor the ticket. We are proud of theRepublican party: of old Gallia. It Isinvincible. I'Johngee Thompson will never bekilled by modesty. He predicted Democratic victories in Ohio and Indiana'Everybody knows the result. Iusteadof acknowledging hi3 mistake, he Isnow predicting a Hancock victory inNovember. His predictions are notworth the paper they are written onEven Democrats have no confidence Inthem,tA terrible wind storm visited thewestern country Friday and Saturday.Telegraph wires were broken down Inevery direction. On Lake Michiganseveral vessels were lost, and the loss oflife is supposed to have been consideraoie. At tne same time there was aheavy fall of snow in Iowa, Coloradoand Wyoming.The Demoorau are considering thequestion of dropping Hancock and voting for Plalsted, of Mains,:Another prominent Democratio roerchant used the language thnslyr"uancocKihasn't one ghost ft a chance.Better tear the ola party to pieces andre-orgahlze.'' ,Guyan' township comes to .the. fronton sweet potatoes as well as.Republicahvictories. Mr.'Guy Fry brought to thecity Tuesday a sweet potato whichweighed four pounds. "" "Co).L z? CadoiTaaW.iE.rSmallhave increased jsach seven pounds inXhe now hate on the streets are wornby the fello ws who voted as the soldiersshotA disconsolate Damocrat in Tennesseethus wjekedly expresses his views:The DeiBecratto' party has gone" toi as . " r '.Poultryfw NalcVICTORY! VICTORY!!OHIO.20,000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.15 Republican Congressmen Elected.INDIANA.REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 7,141.Eight Republican Congressmen.Eight Republican Congressmen. REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.U. S. SENATOR SECURED.Final Interment in November.sr21?.ifCCCOCOtf-lOOiC DWHt0 01OOOCDOMOUliUMCJlCCtat-" 1 s e ts 10 c i - ii -2.r: ? 5": 2.- 32tS(ogoDg;.aoo.ooootDi-ea.caMoo Jihuub J C PiBUAIHI52 I ciC!oasoooOiUt3CiO-.ocii3"5o03 1 to O CO 1 Cl in 00 P 1 Oi M M t3 Wi-.(COCC-li.L5lpOD 00 O 4 C3EndOQOUMOOOfclCQMrfkH 3CICOODU fc'JIIf) "SJ UUOCto co o oa & 4 aToo qiooo9msiiqo'toCOM li M iJMWMtd w Wuoac.ow-i i oo iX in ci u u oIk-tOMtOtO- MtSWUMlSWkJWMWH(hCdMCUtJCIClrf.a)Ht'VVCIOOtda I to oo a C5 1- 00 iu at oo o co ot rfiito30o4biofaooo-ui-iScp'Coto ea esaAMtsciqoQOOi'siii.acxl-itASk-lbJItOtOk-) MUMtSwtSMMMMM.gMOHUH7)Q0UUCa i-ilt M o Ct CO 00 COt I o ts o ao oo .cs wooes en.oC9 I Ol - W iX M tO CO CS I- C4 M "s f- il SO W 1t-t t-t ti II3t3o.ioi.toiw3it5C Ci OD 1 oooooocotocIMcatotoci3ccc3totococ:t9utocoi-icototoco.HOH Oa a ',3on '5".wtoUi0:8tpuasuAioj, 'sciio2irei tnuiHiMCIO OionjsanaH 'M. '0to 21jbuisoh'S'Snosjiosp p 'ntAi I "snanjr T s9tnBf j ? gii - i - i t-iCO52os e3-""II5?SI-2ssaiqoinn 'V 8llAV J03 It COsirnS3o o3 s3nia ' uqof1 923ra cuosutih satUBf Ioo-1osCii oo"-Suhko -J, nqofpjqnuiS qdasof)1 o5S.smoilllAl mM.'pi8M0Q qdasof32- ioo J0IU0X "IT tUMCO J"2SIsB8J0A jo Jaqmni ibjoxOFFICIAL VOTE OF GALLIA COUNTY, OCTOBER 12, 1880.Congress.The followinz are, the malorlUes onCongress In this District:; 7SAf-, SciotoLawrence. . . lfltflGallia 1092Jackson 010VintonHocking.. .. '3253imNeal majority.. 3153IIptpiiLVa.'3136771111We are now able to forecasttheNovember result. Here It la r . f-Solid South 138Solid NorthIMajority for Oarfleld.... 03Government hons yentnp in New.York, went up in London", went jipeverywhere, upon reeelpt-bfc-liie newsthe sjvWhg BepIic;hycrtesDieiscoa,thaa M9tpa Jlngerlrrgly InWest Virginia shows large Bcpubll0811 gaJns, but not enough to overcomethe 14,000 Democratic majority of 1878,The Democratio majority will probablyreach U.vw.rnThHrmrn gves i(;up. apnpwlrdges that the pesldcpflal question-(gsettled, and that the Democrats' pansec uo reason for hope..A young man asked Jonas Smithwhat shade of blue would be suitable for a room. "A slice off theDemocratic parly might suit."They had a big demonstration InWalnut township, Saturday night, atMudsock. The rag baby, in effigy, wasburied, using an actual coffin to protectIts greenback from the grave's Democratic mould.Ug. sruardiL and nt thpm. Portrmaata1881HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.An Illustrated Weekly—16 Pages.SUITED TO BOTS AND GIRLS OF FROMSIX TO SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE.Volume II. commences November2, 1880.NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.Within ayear of Its first sppearsncoITABPrE'a Yotwa People has secured aleading place among the periodicals designed for juvenile readers. The objectof those' who have tbe paper in chargela to provide for hoys ana girls, from theigp ot six to sixteen a weekly treat inthe way. of entertaining stories, poems,historical sketches, aid other attractivereading matter, with profuse and beau,tlful illustrations, and at the same timeto make iu spirit a&d influence harmonize with the moral atmosphere whichprevades every cultivated Christianhousehold. This Important design theyendeavor to carry out by combining thebest literary and artistic talent, so thatAction shall appear in bright and Innocent colors, sober facts assume such aholiday dress as to be no longer dryor dull, and mental exercise, in thesolution of puzzles, problems, and otherdevices become a delight.TERMSHARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLEPer Year, Postage Prepaid,Single Numbers Four Cents Each.The bound volume tor 1880. containing the first filty-two Numbers, will boready early in November. Price $3 00;postage prepaid. Cover for Yoonq People for 18S0, 35 cents: postage 13 centsadditional.Bcmitcances should be made by PostOffice Money Order or Draft, to avoidchance of loss.Xempaners are not to' copy this adcerttsement toithout the express order of Har-rrui & urotiikrs. AddressHARPER & UROTHERS, New York.Per Year, Postage Prepaid, OHIO & WEST VIRGINIARAILWAY.The New and Direct Route fromSouthern Ohio to theNORTH, EAST & WEST.TIME CARD,TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER 10TH, 1880.NORTH BOUND.LEAVE MAIL.Gallipolls 5.30 A. M.Porter 5 53Vinton 6.10 ..Nilcs 6.22 ..Mlnerton C.35 ..Hawks 0.50 ..Radcllff 6 57 . .Eagle Furnace.. 7.00 ..M. & C. Junction 7.30 . .McArthur 7.3(1 ..Creola 7.4b ..Swan 8.02 ..New Plymouth. 8.00 ..Starr '.. .. 8.12 ..Union Furnace. 8.23 ..Arrive, Logan... 8.40 A. M.5.00 P.M.5.25 .5.40 .5.52 .6.03 .6 20. .0.27 .G.30 .7.007.07 .7.21 .7.57.40 .7.47 .7.69 .8.15 P.M.LEAVELoganARRIVELancaster ...Columbus..Cincinnati...8.50 A.M. 8.33 P.M.9.40 .. 9.20 ..11.00 .. 10.45 ..8.00 P.M. C.55A.M.SOUTH BOUND.LEAVE MAIL. KXPRKSS.Columbus 8.20 A.M. 3.35 P.M.Lancaster 9.35 . 4.50 ..ARRIVELogan 10.29A.M. 5.48 ..LEAVELo;an.10.45A.M. 5.58 P.M.ARRIVEUnion Furnace. .10.59 .. 0.13Starr 11.10 .. 0.25New Plymouth. 11.10 .. 0.32Swan 11.21 .. 6.37Creola 11.31 .. 6 51McArthur.... ".ni'.BS .. 7.07M. 4 C. Junction 12.10 P.M. 7.27Eagle Furnace.. 12.23 7.'41Radcllff. ..12.30 ... 7.50Hawks ,.12.30 .. T.57Mlnerton" 12.51'.. 8.12Nlles.., 1.03 .. 8.24Vinton 1.13 .. 8.37Porter 1.27 .. 8.53Gallipolls 1.50 . . 9.20Tueouoh Coaches between GalLiPOLis and Columbus on all trains.Connections made at Gallipolls withSteamboats and Stage Line for Middle-port, romoroy and all points on theOhio River; at Logan for-Athens, Parkersburg and Marietta; atXancaster, forZanesville and L'irclcville; and at Unionuepoc, loiumous, ior an points ioriu,i&at and West.ORLAND SMITH",Oen'l Supt.C. 1). NORRIS, Supt.W.n. HARRISON,Oeu'l Ticket Agent.No. 657.Sheriff's Sale of Eeal Estate,David Y. Smltbers vs. Isaac Fillingerand Precilla Filllngcr.TJURSUANT to the command or nn orficrofX alefrom thocourtorCoinraon riea.1 or GalliarountT. Ohio, awl br virtue of oald .writ. I willHirer fqriale at public aaetisn at the- front dooror tue UJarf Uoqse In (he Cjfy or uauipolls. Inai()uaitl4 cqqntjqifii antiptji WniJJ,Monday, the 8th day or November.A. U. 1880,at one o'clock P. J. of said dar. the followingactcnueu ianas ana tenements, situate in toeeonntrof Oolua anil State or Ohio: to-witi lieginning at asviseon toe soutn hkio oi tractionnumber tblrty (SO), town number three (3). r.in-renumber flrtcen '15). runninar thence nortb-vrpston the top of tbe rldjto along a line blazeil to a(tone cornor; thence north with the blazed linestill following the meandering or said ridge totbe north line of said fraction : thence west withlaid fraction line to the corner of the land ofUonrait llannas In laid fraction: thence duenorth with said Conrad llannas to his south-eastcorner and west with tbe said lands of Conraillannas to tbe wotlIneof said fraction: thencesouth to the south-west of said traction ; thenceeast to tbe place of beginning .Containing tixtyseres more 'or less.ADoraisedat MS1S1V. Sold as the oroncrtroi nunsou 1-reciiia juiiuger, atine snicoi ui. omituers.Terms of sale. cash In hand at time of sale.Given under mr hand. thL Slatdavof HentpmC. B. BLAKE,Sheriff Gallia County, O.Oct. 7, 1880 5vjames atTEvoor,FULLER, HUTSIKILLKK f CpJAMES GATEWOM&C0.,DKALEBS IK ALL KINDS OFANDSaw mills and iumoer -xarus onRiyir Road, oast of 3H11 Cfee, ffaJUpO:118, UillO.omce cor. ana state sts.Oct. 7, 1830. tfIsook Oat for PaintAU kinds of Lead, and mixedPaints; c"oldrs,'dry and in oil; Varnishes, the. very -beat, 'all at' bottomprices at ' , J? "Wholesale, apd iRetall Brag Store,Ang.,12,l8i 'S. M.rBraadyherry wlllmake youpjca'.lp; suit at a low figure.ItsT IS "WFIIRMITURE!JUST EEOETVED ATFULLER, HUTSINPILLER & CO'S,Retail Rooms in Hayward's Block,SOLD LOW FOR CASH.Chamher Setts,Sideboard?,Woven Wire Mattresses,Cotton Top Matresses,Lonngo Matresses,Camp Chairs,Looking Glasses,Kitchen TablesMarble Top Tables,"..Double Cane Rocking Chairs,Platform Rockers,Ladies Desks,Office Desks, 'Children's Toy Tables,Mns3 Pillows,Cotton Pillows,Show Pillows,Feather Pillows,Bureaus,Safes,Lounges,FURNITURE POLISH, 25 CTS. A BOTTLEDon't Forget the Place to Buy CHEAP FTJRNITU11E,Corner State and 3dOctober 7, 1880.CUT RATES M DD TRACK.Ifo Side Track for a Pulman Palace Oar.HENRY N. BAILEYHas ransacked the store houses of the East andturned with the keenest selection of FineBoots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,for the Shrewd Buyers of this country.MY FRENCH and CHICAGO KIP BOOTS are theaflmiration of the madding crowd. On with the dance,though auction goods do go down in the crash.SECOND ST., OPPOSITE PUBLIC SQUABE, GALLMJS, 0.Sept. 1G.1880.Parlor Setts,Wardrobes,Spring Matresses,Shuck Matresses,Bed Lounges,Folding Rockers,Exteusion Tables,Break rast Tables,Wood Top Center Tables,Cane and Wood Seat Olllco Chairs,Cane Seat Chairs, .Wood Seat Chairs,Ladies Sewing and Cutting TablesChildren's Chairs,Perforated Chair Seats,Book Cases,Bed.Cas-ors,Table Castors,Wash Stands,Bedsteads,Trundle Beds,sts., Hayward's block.re-MOLLOHANHas a new and completeStock of all kinds ofGOODS.s,and lie Will exchange themffor any kind Of 'iji'iiiii j ProduceOR MONEY.Uemember ho will not beUNDERSOLD.Vacant lot for hisCustomer's Teams-Oct. 14, i880.TjIIjECTIOJJOFELECTORSFORPffiiit ii 7ic6 PresiflentOF THEUNITED STATES.SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION!SHERIFF'S OFFICE,)Gallia Cocnty, Ohio, yOctober 4, 1880.)To the Qiuilljted Voters of QaWd CoynUj,Ohio:In pursuance of the. statute In suchcases made and provided for, I, C. B.Bcajck, Sheriff of Gsllla county, Ohio,do hereby nroolalm and make It knownthat the FIRST TUESDAY after tl.nJirst Monday In November, A. D. 1880,'Clllg IHBSecond day of November, 1. D.1S80,Is hy law appointed the day on whichthe qualified electors of Gallia conntvshall meet In their respective townships, precincts and wards, "at theirusual places designated for holdingelections, between the hours of Co'clock.a. ni. and G o'clock p. m.. andproceed to vote forTwenty-two Electorsof Prenidont and Vice President of thoUnited states.Qxtn under rov hand and seal, st timShartira"nlHi thl- Ath Ail. t A....l..1.. If. IUOU.skal.J C. B. BLAKE,.Sheriff Gallia CountyOhio.Sfotiee13 hereby given that a petition will bepreented to the. Commissioners ofGallia county, at their next session InDecember, praying for the location of alands of tt'm. null' and Rorab Hull, inHuntington townshiu: thence north toa stake: thence the best wav betweenhouse and barn of Rome Hull to land ofwin. Dyer: thence throuzh said land inMorgan township north-easterly to ahickory tree on line of said land andland or Gilbert Glenn ; thence eat as faras said line runs to larm road, followInr farm road north-easterly to a stake:thence south of corn crib where Wm.Hecker now lives to bars by barn ; thencenorth-easterly to black 0.1k: thencenorth to road leading from white schoolhouse to K. McCarley's and there terminate. Also, that so much of the pld !road as lies between the nroDOSed Intersection and Gleen's run bottom ba vacated. PETITIONERS. IOct. 7,1880. Iwiwua uj( fiiu loiipwinK route;elnlnp; on 'road leading frora'H. I?:ood's mills tu.Porter. on lino' betweenIJotonat"WillandPointkHand and Machine made. OurRub,,.,, ber and Waterproof Grain Boots area superior quality, and will ha80ld very low 0ur Dollar Shoe forLadies winter wear, can't be beat,Boots and ShoosFORFALL AND WINTER.An endless variety atBARLOW'SCheap Shoe Store,.Comprising the Latest St'les, bothnor our ?2.50 Boots for men. Wehave something "nobby" in the Rub-oer nno ior Ladles and GentsClogs, Self-acting Sandals CroquetRubbers &a, Jkc.31. O. BARLOW fe CO.,2d St., near Court House,Sign of the "Upside Down Boot."Sept. 23,1880. 4wFIRST ORDER OF BALE.Sheriff's"SaleofEeal Estate.James M. Hannan, Administrator, vs.-Samuel Jarvis, Margaret Jarvisand J. L Kuhn.PUBSUANT to the command of an order otsale from the District Court or Gallia connty.Oblo, at Its April session, A. I). 18S0. and tome directed, I will offer for sale at pub) In auction,at the frontdoor ol thn nnurt rrnuSA in'ih. iuvofOalllpoiis.lnsald Qallla County andState,ofthe 8th day of November, A. D. 1830,at one o'clock it. m.of said dar.the followingdescriotil lands and tenements, to-wlt totNo. 4. In Section No.31. in Town I. of Range No.14. In tho County of Gallia and SUto or Ohio:lying in the middle of the south side of saidSoctiou.begiunlng atthe south-eat corner ofotNo.3; theneo north 31 chains to Jessie King'sland : thence south BO chains and 70 links to thesouth line of tbe Section; thence wwtSS chainsto Mooney's land; thence north IS chains toJlnoney's north-east . corner; thence west, Jchains, to the place or beginning, containing 143acres more or less.Appraised at tiro 00.To he sold as the property ofSamurl Jarris etai. at the suit of James II. Guthrie' adut'r.Terms of sale Cash In band on day of sale.Giren underlay band this Sept. 1-lth; A.fi.lBSO.C. B. BLAKK,Sheriff Gallia Co., Ohio,,S. A. Nash, Att'y for Plaintiff.Sept. 30, 18S0 3wtfo. 482.Sheriff's Sale of Bed Estate,John H. Evans and David M. Evan3Kxr's of Thomas Evans, deceased,vs. Mary Edwards and Evan E. Ed.wards."PURSUANT to the command of anjl onicr or sale rrom the Court of Common Pleas of Gallia county, Ohio, andby virtue of said writ, I will oiler forsale, at public aitotlon at the iront doorthe Court House In the elty"of Gallipolls, In said county and State aforesaid,Monday, the 8th day of November,A. D. 1880,one o'clock P. 31. of said day, the following described real estate to-wit; Theundivided one-third part of the following described premises, situate In thetownnhfp of Raccoon, county of Gallia,and State of tjhlo, anil kppwn as fortyacres of land 1" fjectirfn thirty-two (32V,town 'sff (8j, Kange slxteeii (fC), In thedistrict Of lands soldatChllllcoi'lie, Ohio,described as follows:- The south-eastquarter of the south-east quarter of saidSection thirty-two (32), town six (!,Ranze sixteen (16), freo and clear of thdower estate of Mary Edwards therein,Willi lliu ujjuui tcuaiiytrs.Annralsed at S100 00. to be onlil thproperty of Mary 'Edwards and Evan E.pdwardj. ' 'saie" f ,,e' -n hnd V t'me fGiven under my band this 8th day ofSept.',4. D. S0. " Jy. U. xSLtAKE,Sheriff Of Gallia CnnnrV CiWhite fe Holcomb, Attorneys.hereafter, give special attention toSURGEEY,, OBSTETRICS, "the diseases of wOMEX' .andCHILDREN", cJulys, 18S0. v -If you want to get the best Plowin the market, call, on Kllng;Dages.